Chris Cachia

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Chris Cachia

Chris Cachia

@ccachia86

Proud husband, Dad. Casual Gamer. Love learning about investing & markets.

Ontario, Canada Katılım Mayıs 2020
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The White House
The White House@WhiteHouse·
Achieved every single objective on schedule and exactly as planned from day one. - Iran's Navy: Destroyed. - Defense industrial base: Annihilated. - Nuclear weapon ambitions: Denied. Iran’s ability to threaten the region has been systematically dismantled.
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Rick J
Rick J@rickjeff78·
People piling into one side and skewing positioning only to get destroyed has happened for a thousand years of markers. Bears won't learn. They will be buying puts at open.
SpyGlass@Spyglassflow

I feel like nobody is going to be touching puts for a LONG ass time again after this... Such a crime imo... Everyone was so beared up... So many puts, now everyone is going to panic out of them and slam into calls from every strike out there... Such a crazy switch up on $SPX...

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OSINTdefender
OSINTdefender@sentdefender·
Both the United Arab Emirates and Qatar have stated that they have dealt with Iranian waves of ballistic missiles and drones since the ceasefire went into effect.
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Acres and Ounces
Acres and Ounces@RetirementRight·
Dam i sold before close I thought the TACO wouldnt happen this time. Funny stuff
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Patrick De Haan
Patrick De Haan@GasBuddyGuy·
Trump once again declaring a “ceasefire” that Iran supposedly agreed to should be taken with a heavy dose of skepticism. This has become a pattern: set a deadline, apply maximum pressure, declare progress- and then watch as Iran largely ignores it. The administration’s approach leans heavily on brute-force, strongarm tactics, but Iran has very little incentive to play along on those terms. From Iran's perspective, time is on their side. They can continue to sow chaos indirectly- through threats and attacks in the Strait, proxies, regional pressure, and strategic ambiguity- without ever fully engaging on U.S. timelines. Meanwhile, each new deadline from Washington risks looking less credible when it passes without meaningful change. At some point, you have to ask whether repeating the same playbook is actually strategy, or just inertia. If the goal is a durable outcome, relying on pressure alone- without offering a framework Iran sees as worth accepting- may simply prolong the cycle rather than break it.
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Patrick De Haan
Patrick De Haan@GasBuddyGuy·
Another two week "ceasefire" from Trump- but Iran is highly unlikely to simply "reopen the Strait". Another two weeks of status quo and barely anything getting through the Strait, which is likely to continue to push oil, gasoline, diesel and jet fuel prices higher yet
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Adonis
Adonis@AntonioZup·
@David_Tracey What if Iran wont open hormuz and refuse ceasefire
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EconomicWoes 🤖
EconomicWoes 🤖@ManyBeenRinsed·
The charts are literally telling me there’s gonna be positive news … Money talks … Markets 🚀
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